Anatomy Freaks

An educational tumblr focused on Anatomy and Physiology. All posts curated by one of the Professor Hablawi siblings (but mostly the smarter, younger one) this non-primary blog, so follow-backs come from elsewhere :(

[sosuperawesome]

Anatomical Embroidery

Ambroidering on Etsy

[gyrrakavian]

I know a few professors who’d flip their wig seeing the details in those tendons and muscles. I know I did.

[anatomyfreaks]

My Body, Skeleton, Educational Felt Set, Anatomy, Bones, Science, Montessori, Home School, Classroom, Learning Aid, - PDF PATTERN ONLY

This is a hand drawn pattern to make a felt body with a felt bones to make a skeleton and felt organs. This is a great teaching tool for young children to learn about their bodies and whats inside. Please note that this pattern is hand drawn, not computer drafted. When you complete

[eatsleepdraw]

I’m a freelance illustrator introducing my handmade ceramics range “Bone China” a selection of decorative illustrated pieces based on the Hunterian museum in London the idea was to create a bespoke range that would encourage donation and preservation but Is quirky and beautiful to the owner. I hope you like it thank you 😊 

[lannamichaels]

I’M SORRY, FROM YOUR YEARS OF CONDESCENDING TOWARD THE ‘SQUISHY SCIENCES’, I ASSUMED YOU’D BE A LITTLE HARDER.

[johnskylar]

Having had to spend all of college listening to physics majors at Caltech talk about stamp collecting while I was trying to teach them biology, fucking thank you, Randall Munroe.

[evaporites]

If I don’t reblog this seriously consider that I am Locked in a basement somewhere and in need of rescuing.

[jollywell]

😂😂😂

[fatbottompurls]

I really want to know what chemistry would say.

[biodigitalhuman]

Explore “Parts” of the Body with Exploded View

What’s better than studying the intact human body? Exploring anatomical details and relationships in an exploded view!

Now available in the BioDigital Human, you can separate the parts of any view, from the bones of the skull

to the muscles and vessels of the heart.

The “Exploded View” feature is available on the rightmost side of the edit bar.

You’ll retain full interactivity while in exploded mode, meaning you can still zoom, pan, rotate, and select different objects. Exploded view works in our detailed medical conditions as well.

Login to the BioDigital Human and explore different “parts” of your body today.

[campbellillustrations]

[medicalstate]

Graphic Brain Heart by Emilio Garcia.

Measuring 8.5 x 5.5 x 5 inches in size, these hand crafted graphic brain hearts are one of a kind and look fantastic. They would make an excellent display piece for any anatomy lover.

[julie-sistenich-blog]

Schémas anatomiques du membre supérieur

crayons & encre puis vectorisation

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[graspreality]

Awww

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GOOD THINGS

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I need this

[stepping-st0ne]

This is soooo cute :)))

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WANT!!!

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The areas of the brain.

J. J. Du Toit, C. J. Van Der Merwe, A. G. Van Rensburg, Senior Physiology (Cape Town: Nasou Ltd, 1969).

[anatomyfreaks]

Make a Bloody Valentine's Heart

via Instructables

[wildadimals]

I love, love, LOVE, an iconic piece of advertising that requires no copy. (Yes, yes, I’m the rare copywriter who actually hates copy. No, I don’t hate copy, but I value a good message over good copy). This is so beautiful, so smart, so engaging. It’s not necessarily quick, but that’s what’s compelling. It takes a minute to understand what you are looking at, and in that minute, you get that pow reaction.

My only worry is that it might not resonate with younger audiences. I mean, do today’s 20-and-unders (who very well could be an audience for this message) even know about this game? (The 23-yr-olds in my office (an N of 3) say, yes THEY know it, but they too doubt their younger counterparts would). Food for thought, I guess.

[frankhablawi]

The League is an international service consortium dedicated to catalyzing the community college movement.

Some interesting, easy social media tasks any college (or company) can use!

[anatomyfreaks]

Follow my brother's (the other Hablawi) blog!

[mothernaturenetwork]

What causes eye floaters? Find out the surprising culprit behind this phenomenon.

[thesmellofscience]

So my critique for my second drawing project went pretty well. To recap what the project entailed, I’ll just suffice to say that we had to put a mid-thoracic vertebra in a box in correct perspective. And then we had to take a transverse section of that same vertebra and illustrate the spinal cord...

[anatomyfreaks]

Online in 3D: the ‘grotesque beauty’ of medieval Britons’ diseased bones

The bones of a young woman who died of syphilis more than 500 years ago, the reassembled jaw of a man whose corpse was sold to surgeons at the London hospital in the 19th century and the contorted bone of an 18th-century man who lived for many years after he was shot through the leg, are among the remains of hundreds of individuals which can now be studied in forensic detail on a new website...

[medicalstate]

Happy Holidays.

On behalf of my fiancée and I, we would like to extend our warmest holiday wishes to all of the readers who have continued to show their support for this blog. We hope you have a great winter holiday with your family and friends!

Cheers, Tom of the Medical State of Mind